The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02

naush a any man n me State Eur fhe success
81 the Democratic party
I'm. JosAs
was given q rousing welcome. he spoke fpT
over half an hnuI, milking POWER mi speech.
1 He niatlo . number Of strong points in Oh
Flaalnr tho Glass and character Of The canvas
I nov teihr carried on by the su-cslled re-
I ioInlcra, J he audience efitel1ee1 tnell ~
urngHl OF each ground assumed by the dis,
! tinEuia shed gentleman 55 loud and continued
Goarlessnan Newton thsn. saids
1 Ladies' and gentlemen. allow me 20 nTe-
4 sent 10 you gentleman who has QoIi-
/ tE1but8d more than any man "a the isolll "
4 iaveiCpa the great resources Of the State and
the entire solltll--the man VIE sAlEls,A ~. ~
/ which has done more than ary thing else
since The war IN dayeEGpinE our resources.
I Allow me % Introduce 70 you tae greatest
/ journalist Of tho entire South,
11AEaR E. A. BuREE."
! The Major was cheered to the echo, For
/ wears past he SAID. he haslleen giving littieRt
tenti1n 30 the details 81 poll les, and has abho-
f lmtcly had no connection with patronage TO
[ ERrdinp the political interests safe " the
\ hands Of 4 tried and true ietuer Of llenl-
/ Urracy An Of the time which rnuld be
/ taken from his official duties has been de-
voted 10 the work OF aliGnIng lloulSlgIia WIFE
the great industrial revolution Nhloh y
Tanidly achieving The material independence
/ a genera assault having been made upon
/ the administration and I'll Of 1ns hIiPp9rtefss
and deInNn1 made fer change Of all pup
/ lie servants, he might be paTti0 nsdt0r briefly
touching uEun Eeule Of thequssI0ns brought
before the Eeeple by the opponents ot the
State administration. HngTT e ~ 4 ssle2
briefly upOn financial subjects, and then con-
Bilier political issued. Why s4IoBlq th@s
chang be naEde27 He treated g IenRth
upon the restoration Of the credit q the
State and showed the increase IN value Of
bonds from 40 to 90. Warrants arc now
paid in cssh. and no warrant OF . public IN
Inns ceRssd, and expenses have been reduced
from $3.50, OOG 20 $3.50 600, 8 saving q
100000. The tax cotleCtOnE, through
efficiency, have been increased IRON IS %
gH per cent, aud assessments have increased
FROM 81 IS, 600, 600 TO E2l 8. 600, 600.
He explained the old debts that have been
paid which came down from thE Nlcbul4t 70
the present administration. he spoke of the
general prosperity Of the STATE, and showed
The increuse IN cTopB OF 81 8, s 5E, goa, InutiE-
tries ~, SOB, 90, and asheHRtd values sG3r-
O6S, 600. In the CITY OF New Orleans To-
day 0OO0 women are earning independent
iiselihoutlE in industrial pursuits. In SIX
teen parishes Q, coo, QuG acres OF land have
been restored to cultivation; Inc present
leVee syLtem was discussed at length and lts
numerous advantages plainly DEPICTED;
After paying tribute to Gen. NchoIlB as q
soldlai, the major took up
TIE PRESENT CAMPAIGN.
Gen. Nichols, in opening his campaign at
ggCbariP spoke gppruyingly OF the oHnl-
palEn Of 1876. does he approve OF the
6auFpaign Of 1876 in all the parishUgg II he
approves the caTDuRign Of 1876, which Sc
cured his election and the redemption Of the
State government, why does he disappTnye
the cam lainu Of 1878. similar in character,
which secured the redemption Of the richest
parishes in the Slater
Gen. Nichols says his object If TO unity
and hold together the Democratic party. DO
81 n Sob. ||- Ina. "a IHt
noon the Democratic party RE an uTgHulZntl
party mRu8 cement, party administration,
party tone, party officials and Democratic
Legislature Of LOuIsanH-ls cnlcuhted to
pro luce unity and harmony VII, il elevate
the State in The estimation Of thUFe Northern
rCRpuCtIug whose opinion his frIeuuo
are now H. aniicit0uBT
Gen Nichols SAYS Il ecHrCely recognize
the active DelHoGIat e., party o. the cast
Cs,itr5i .,T,i1iffSe ,lnr,.sagtHtr+I GgIy.
MOI ,r,iy5 Few WEEKS "a ii Was tie LFrzesr
IDr1rriTiep TnFeti1rf, ever held. Was il not a
IN ,-fiid TzT,ro,lrTlfafiyt Iudy of HeIrucratza
Nas ,.nf thr l1st gtata convention rCurrsrll-
IA live rf he best De4yoeratic clements Of the
Jsgtrg T,01ly over fine hat of gppOt1 t1DpDtE
made bv Cows Witt aud ATcEnerv. VIII
t6s 5TS mol compa S fITorabiT viii those made
Nv i4Dv N5obDIIg+ In fact. in very many
s,S "a cra W., not tbp same p,
Gen Nichols FpeaFs Of an Officials close
gelectpd with reference TO con-
finTinV in mower tfDse Eyhp TslBced diem In
r1gFiliDIl - etc Tho ypBiDT pE1ed. ''Vbut
1}1ore offensive assault con ID be made Tlon a
De,ooCTa fir' tioveTTrGT, > Democratic Sgpate
yT6icI confjr1ned these gnDoiIftu.rut,, fine
T,segl,6ers OF a Democratic General ABsemlly
who recommended these aDpolnt1uertg. and
eGainsf a fi,a officials IF 1)fsT7OrFakc STATE
"a yarpr,euf How is il r0ssibje 10 reconcile
t6is ShErCe With the fact thaf nearly baIf the
n5iiciaIS a1noiU;ed nv EfrT5neTv were sIir,-
pOriers Of {fens, Nichols or Ogden, or op-
poI,eIlts Of EjcF5De}v IN sa4 81
CS1 Njcb0lis s9 VI. MANY iayyg have been
enaCTcd lie massage Of which could have been
and many tailed to mass which
Nv Gyj{e7I+j,- for tha rTfblic goa3
VIM, In aiifniTnes7. name and let the rco-
rle decide Do moi tbC gG0I laws 75relIGToi-
6Ffe7 Does Gov. Nicboils hone ,ff,,, n verdict
frgTI1 the Traplo 0gai4Ft q DsggGcrutic Gov
eITor and 4 Democrat General AssuFnbIr
Dpon sTG6
- ~ c, - -.
n fA"LA AMI uL-'L'i'ALi @-'4'i' 44lE1-'i
Does he not know that if he or any other
lawyer were to 60 into court with case
based upun mere assertion and be failed to
produce his proofs to sustain the allegation
his case would BE- thrown out Of COURT Aud
vet he aglB verdict from the people with
ont bringing forward any evidence Ia q two
monfnR' CBnvgsE
Gen, NIebDllR declares: i am opposed to
prescription"
Did Gen Nichols approve the attempt to
pToscril5e The friends hi L. a. Witt bF the
demands nn BIcLuuty fer The 'tsculps OF the
NJ III 1nerIil an h5g dsatf-s Ms H., moi fhe
friend and supporter OF mCLneTy until he
refused 30 accede tahis denaudsT
Did Gov, kigLollg appFoye oil lie proscrip-
ton Of she hero 0f tle nth of SepteutbeI.
and Ehe an III JsuIEHTv--tl,s cantor oil the
vas tbG Eer III b{e eiT@cgss IN Iss7G5 Tgid he
Gif I'M yU4ce ,,r hand sfG save lid jlIpatTipna
0rtIeT from a lTS1iiisting dqffat Wien 6e
was prescribed bv Coy Nichols supporters,
and whgIg K. Ii. NTeIluerS gnd lis s55IporteTg
we've iT,.l ss5, pleafiisTr FOR IliE aupoinE,nent
al pgEtloGgter III Or|eans9
'sDO p0f tell me. - continued the major.
'iEhis rHpYyaipsn III GOV EiFboflg hgd 53Tt
shen beam. Il tel Won ti,at iiis eaInf,sifTp
l5s rs,5tir9TlT = iriE4l ryfIFatfsfi in IsS5 'jii
GOV Nichols ai,s,rnyF Ina affarart 10 pTns-
crfhe that sFprlingF Democrat. b, r. J6nRs.
fpr MA Failure g,T ffusel IN i1eeolue 4 Nje6olig
partisaIl and n Il MOI frT5F mat tfe iines 0rs
s9Ilghf f I tIryy1T IN bis IqSgl5nJ s1,,t19rtFrs
from crDst,5Ie M e. fgTittci EEataa SiIs ti,v :
Gen. Nichpils defln!,es f6st his Scts from
Ian. i HI bTTij 5BaTr bei5 ,,r,-,gitl1 sl,5ss
eytggerHtiOls. sfiIGTsTasziTT N daies go